25 minutes ago, Liberty City said:

Also, to note: under "Showcase fresh picks" it also says Knots Landing "Season 1 coming to Prime in 7 days".

That is truly weird.

2 minutes ago, Vee said:

That is truly weird.

Perhaps that's for the purchase of the series? Because, Falcon Crest does say leaving Prime in seven days. Like, make it make sense? 🤣

11 hours ago, AbcNbc247 said:

As of this morning, it’s still on Plex 

I can't believe they have already taken it off of Amazon Prime.

I wonder how successful a FAST service devoted solely to re-airing old soaps would be.  (I say FAST, because I, for one, abhor having to subscribe/pay money to watch TV shows, lol.)

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4 hours ago, Khan said:

I wonder how successful a FAST service devoted solely to re-airing old soaps would be.  (I say FAST, because I, for one, abhor having to subscribe/pay money to watch TV shows, lol.)

Didn't FreeVee do a lot of that? Prime canned it, which in turn I suspect is part of what led to the fall of the Neighbours revival.

18 minutes ago, Vee said:

Didn't FreeVee do a lot of that?

FreeVee re-aired old soaps?  I had no idea, lol!

Basically, what I'm talking about is SoapNet, but in app form, and not restricted to the ABC shows.  Whatever is out there and available, including even old episodes of international soaps!  They could call it "Sudz," or "Serial Bowl," or some [!@#$%^&*] like that.

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1 minute ago, Khan said:

FreeVee re-aired old soaps?  I had no idea, lol!

I think Dallas and for a time Knots and FC (until recently) was FreeVee. I may be wrong.

Dallas was on FreeVee. I still don't understand why Amazon got rid of it. Originally they made it seem like they were going to keep it but get rid of the name but they completely got rid of it. Even if those shows had low viewership, it would seem like having a subset of shows with commercials would've been better than nothing.

25 minutes ago, Chris B said:

Dallas was on FreeVee. I still don't understand why Amazon got rid of it. Originally they made it seem like they were going to keep it but get rid of the name but they completely got rid of it. Even if those shows had low viewership, it would seem like having a subset of shows with commercials would've been better than nothing.

Dallas is still there, free with ads, which makes it all the stranger.

6 hours ago, Vee said:

Dallas is still there, free with ads, which makes it all the stranger.

And I do believe they're the 4:3 remastered episodes, too. I'm still wondering if the 16:9 edits are coming; clearly, the Max release in 2024 did not happen.

1 hour ago, Liberty City said:

clearly, the Max release in 2024 did not happen.

If you ask me - and I know you didn't, lol - I think Max is in deeper trouble than even they are letting on and that it's only a matter of time before the whole operation collapses and sold off for parts.  Of course, this will mean the end of HBO and all traces of it.

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24 minutes ago, Khan said:

If you ask me - and I know you didn't, lol - I think Max is in deeper trouble than even they are letting on and that it's only a matter of time before the whole operation collapses and sold off for parts.  Of course, this will mean the end of HBO and all traces of it.

HBO Max becoming Max was the beginning of the end; HBO Max had everything going for it, and it ran beautifully. Since becoming Max, which I saw may be going under a rebrand soon, it's slow, media does not play well, and is just a forced-feeding of reality television from Discovery brands, etc.

15 minutes ago, Liberty City said:

HBO Max becoming Max was the beginning of the end; HBO Max had everything going for it, and it ran beautifully. Since becoming Max, which I saw may be going under a rebrand soon, it's slow, media does not play well, and is just a forced-feeding of reality television from Discovery brands, etc.

My mom and I tried Max as part of our DoorDash subscription and we HATED it, lol.  There was literally nothing on there that we wanted to watch.  Same went for Apple +, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount + and Peacock.  It was all enough to make us reconsider trying out Disney +.  So, now, my mom sticks with Tubi, while I stick with Pluto.

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1 hour ago, Khan said:

My mom and I tried Max as part of our DoorDash subscription and we HATED it, lol.  There was literally nothing on there that we wanted to watch.  Same went for Apple +, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount + and Peacock.  It was all enough to make us reconsider trying out Disney +.  So, now, my mom sticks with Tubi, while I stick with Pluto.

I have a Starz/Max bundle and while I find Starz good for movies, I rarely use Max. On occasion I'll watch a movie there but the only thing I really enjoy is their food shows and true crime. If I wasn't getting a good deal on the bundle I wouldn't have it. 

I find I've been using Tubi a lot lately. I didn't realize just how vast and diverse their catalog was. I've never tried Pluto but I think I need to try that next in light of how much I've been enjoying Tubi.

39 minutes ago, Chris B said:

I have a Starz/Max bundle and while I find Starz good for movies, I rarely use Max. On occasion I'll watch a movie there but the only thing I really enjoy is their food shows and true crime. If I wasn't getting a good deal on the bundle I wouldn't have it. 

I find I've been using Tubi a lot lately. I didn't realize just how vast and diverse their catalog was. I've never tried Pluto but I think I need to try that next in light of how much I've been enjoying Tubi.

Pluto has some good offerings like Twin Peaks, Dynasty, Family Ties, Mama's Family, etc.

I only have Hulu as a paid service..and I still watch some programs on there.